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|jutsu class type=Defensive, Supplementary |
|jutsu class type=Defensive, Supplementary |
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|jutsu range=Short |
|jutsu range=Short |
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+ | |users=Gaara, Shinki~anime |
|debut manga=216 |
|debut manga=216 |
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| + | |boruto=No |
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|debut anime=127 |
|debut anime=127 |
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|debut shippuden=No |
|debut shippuden=No |
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| + | |boruto anime=No |
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| + | |game debut=Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Impact |
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| + | The user shapes their [[sand]] into a wall to protect against attacks or to block an enemy's path. While initially appearing more curved, Gaara's usage eventually was shaped to appear more structured like a stonewall. |
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| − | A primarily defensive technique employed by Gaara who uses his [[sand]] to create an enormous wall of sand that is presumably capable of protecting anything behind it from attack. It can also be used to separate persons from engaging each other. |
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| + | Shinki's utilises [[Iron Sand]] to perform this technique, which has proven to be capable of withstanding the [[Sickle Weasel Technique]]<ref>''Boruto'' episode 60</ref> and [[Urashiki Ōtsutsuki]]'s fishing hook with ease.<ref>''Boruto'' episode 121</ref> |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 09:49, 2 September 2019
The user shapes their sand into a wall to protect against attacks or to block an enemy's path. While initially appearing more curved, Gaara's usage eventually was shaped to appear more structured like a stonewall.
Shinki's utilises Iron Sand to perform this technique, which has proven to be capable of withstanding the Sickle Weasel Technique[2] and Urashiki Ōtsutsuki's fishing hook with ease.[3]
Trivia
- Although Gaara first used this technique against Kimimaro, the technique was not revealed in the second databook (as many other techniques of that time were), but instead in the fourth (long after its introduction).
